Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1915) (1915)
Toronto : · leaf 80
the dearer lines. One manufacturer inclined to the viewthat prices would have to be advanced atonce, in spite of stocks on hand. Thiswould refer mainly to Fall orders. The wholesaler estimated that theprice to the public for Fall would haveto average $1 more on each suit. The knit goods men will… … advanced seriously. This was badenough when wool was on the free list,but now it has been taken off and a 5 or7% Per cent, duty is tacked on! TheCustoms returns show that under the oldfree list tariff wool to the value of $1,-800,000 was imported in a single year. The inevitable result will be that…
Clothing and dress
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